"Every day of life is a foreign country."
--Jack Kerouac
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Here, Forward (Sarah)
I want to thank you all for the community and encouragement to write and connect and share these last few months. I don't know that I wo...
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In the 1930’s and 1940’s, the Library of Congress commissioned John A. Lomax to traverse the country, recording American folk music at i...
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When with Pat Geier , I decided to commit to working with the ISM in Palestine in the fall of 2003 my former prof Marc Ellis advised agains... -
I'm reading a biography of Thomas Edison by Edmund Morris. On December 9th, 1914, a great fire engulfed thirteen buildings across more ...
If we were to go to Paris or London or Cairo, our eyes would be wide-open, soaking up everything, along with all our other activated senses. But in Forest Park Southeast, we trudge along, cursing our fate, instead of tuning into the wonders all around.
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